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by Joy S
Manchester, England, United Kingdom
April 20, 2011
From journal 4 Days in London
by Harris
Boston, Massachusetts
June 22, 2000
From journal London: City of Love?
by Milja
Waterloo, Ontario
March 23, 2005
From journal Three Weeks in London
by The Breeze
Mayfield, Ohio
April 3, 2006
From journal I Love London!
by Bijan
Cordova, Tennessee
April 8, 2002
From journal 6 Days in London
by BeAdventureous!
Little Rock,, Arkansas
August 2, 2001
From journal London's Legacies
by Amanda
London, United Kingdom
April 10, 2002
From journal Government, Greenery and Glory - Public London
by jim
Charlotte, North Carolina
April 1, 2002
My favorite sites included the Albert Memorial (see below), the Serpentine (the large lake), the Italian fountains, and the Garden walk. Every direction you turn you will find something interesting or historical. You will also find gardens galore with a surprisingly beautiful selection of flowers. Finally, you will see people relaxing, rollerblading, kissing, talking and generally just having a good time.
Take your time and walk around the park. End up in the Southeast corner and walk through Wellington's Arch into Green Park (next to Buckingham Palace) if you want even more gardens and park space.
From journal Wandering Around London
by auskiwi
Tacoma, New South Wales, Australia
February 16, 2002
It's a place where kids can race around, kick a ball, get some exercise, or adults can take a few minutes to relax, read a book in the sun or have a quiet picnic lunch, whatever you fancy.
What's good is it doesn't cost a thing.
If you are on a sightseeing trek you can use the park as a way to reach the many different attractions in London, but be warned- some of them are quite a distance.
There are street markets located at the Lancaster Gate side of the park during the weekends. The stalls are mostly Arts and Crafts stalls.
Harrods is located at the opposite, Knightsbridge side, Speakers Corner at the Marble Arch corner and Kensington Gardens and Kensington Palace at the High Street Kensington side.
From journal London - Memories that will be treasured for life
by techflyer
Fairfax, Virginia
April 18, 2001
From journal A year in London